badinerie

what form is it in

binary

what are the dynamics

forte

what are the dynamics on some recordings

terraced

who composed the piece

johann sebastian bach

what era is the peice in

baroque

what is the name of the seven movements badinerie is in

orchestral suite no.2

when was the piece composed between

1738-1739

what chord does section a begin and end in

begins in b minor

ends in f# minor

what chords does section b begin and end in

begins in f# minor

ends in b minor

what chords does section a modulate between

a major

what chords does section b modulate between

e minor, d major, g major and d major

what is a word to describe the haromony

diatonic

describe the melody

mixture of root position and inverted chords

uses V7 and a Neapolitan sixth chord

describe the cadences

imperfect and perfect cadences throughout. both sections end with a perfect cadence

what metre is it in

simple duply time

2/4

describe the rhythm

uses ostinato rhythms

consists of quavers and semiquavers

instruments

flute, violin, viola, cello, harpischord

what is the movement based on (melody)

based on two musical motifs

what do both motifs begin with

an anacrusis

describe the melody in motif X

entirely disjunct

describe the melody in motif Y

combines disjunct and conjunct movement

describe the melody 

trills

appogiaturas

sequences

describe the texture

homophonic

melody and accompaniment

describe the tempo

allegro

what instruments make the basso continuo

harpsichord and cello

what bars are section a

0-16

what bars are section b

16-40

what bar is the neapolitan chord in

bar 35

what bars are suspension chords used

beat 1 or bar 8, 10 and 32

what octave range does the flute have

2 octaves

where is a sequence found

bar 6 or 10,28,32